LJN Blog Posts

Fourteen garden villages are to be built across England on sites including a former airfield and green belt land, ministers have said.

The villages, totalling 48,000 homes, will not be extensions of existing small towns or villages, but “distinct new

Bumblebees and butterflies have seen their numbers plummet after another year of unsettled weather, according to a National Trust study.

The 10th annual wildlife report from the trust said mild winters and bad weather in summer created bad conditions

The genome of the common ash (Fraxinus excelsior) has been sequenced for the first time - an important step in the battle against ash dieback disease.

Researchers, writing in Nature, found UK ash trees seemed to have more tolerance than Danish trees,

How to make an accurate environmental claim for your product, service or organisation.

This is general guidance for businesses that want to display a green credential in marketing, packaging or other communications.

When you make a green claim, it sh

Spring is a time for renaissance in gardens as they awaken from their winter sleep, bursting into vibrant colours and bringing myriad delightful scents and new blossoms.

It is surely the perfect season to explore the beauty of the outdoors and celebr

At the beginning of summer I nonchalantly scattered a mixed packet of annual ornamental grasses, partly because the slugs had eaten everything else and I felt a bit desperate.

The oats and barleys have nearly all come up in the wrong place, as scatte

A private garden in Co Fermanagh has landed Belfast based Cameron Landscapes, the most prestigious award in the landscaping industry for the seventh time.

Held every year, the Association of Landscape Contractors of Ireland (ALCI) awards are designed

England is full of famous trees. From 'Robin Hood's tree' on Hadrian's wall, which is the star of countless tourist photographs, to the Old Knobbley in Essex, which is still going strong at 800 years old, there are trees across the country that have

Dennis and SISIS have announced that they will be returning to the Sports Turf Managers Association (STMA) Conference & Exhibition – which will be held at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort and Convention Center in Orlando, Florida from January 24 – 27

Shaun Ilten, Director of Turf & Grounds at the StubHub Center, has had the privilege of seeing some of Britain’s greatest stars grace the turf at the home of Major League Soccer’s LA Galaxy.

The 27,000-seat state-of-the-art StubHub Center is the secon

The world’s most widely used insecticides harm the ability of bees to vibrate flowers and shake out the pollen to fertilise crops, according to preliminary results from a new study.

Some flowers, such as those of crops like tomatoes and potatoes, mus

Dennis and SISIS Announce 2017 Cricket Seminar Date. Dennis and SISIS have announced that they will be holding their hugely popular cricket seminar on February 16 at Gloucestershire County Cricket Club.

Groundsmen from all levels of cricket will be ab

A campaign led by medical professionals is calling for all diesel cars to be banned from London.

Doctors Against Diesel claim 9,400 Londoners a year die prematurely from breathing in toxic fumes from diesel engines.

Paris, Madrid, Mexico City and Ath

The Limagrain UK amenity team recently hosted a group of twenty amenity customers from sister company Limagrain Netherlands, which saw them visit the Grasslands turf farm, the All England Lawn Tennis Club, Tottenham Hotspur FC’s training ground and W